Police Science Dr Podcast, making research accessible to the police practitioner

This week:

• Attorneys & Pleas;
• Friends Effecting Deterrence;
• Dogs For Police Wellbeing;

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The Society of Evidence-Based Policing and Police Science Dr are hosting a webinar with a panel of experts who have implemented focused deterrence strategies within their police force

2nd Implementation Webinar

First of the SEBP & Police Science Dr webinar series on how to implement research projects or set up trials, studies and initiatives.

Today, we're speaking to a panel of experts about how to set up a Deferred Prosecution program. If you are with us live, you can post questions into the comments that we can put to the panel.

Deferred prosecution is an alternative to traditional criminal justice processes where prosecution is delayed, typically dependent on the offender meeting specific conditions or completing an intervention program. If conditions are met successfully, prosecution is dropped.

This week:

• Domestic Abuse By Police;
• Drug Seizures & Overdose;
• Parental and Offspring Offending;

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Live from the SEBP conference

Live from the SEBP conference

This week:

• Choosing A Policing Career;
• AI & Procedural Justice;
• Street Lighting & Crime;

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Live from the conference of the Society of Evidence-Based Policing in Cambridge

Live from the conference of the Society of Evidence-Based Policing in Cambridge